AMAZING!
I LOVE TRACK 17

I sang a little while and then flew on.

Certainly excellent show for '95.

I've decided that it is time to give all of 1995 a listen.... warts and all.... I saw a handful of summer 95 shows and cried on my way out of RFK knowing that Jerry was on his last legs unless there was some serious medical intervention.... Anyway, a few observations.... First, not nearly the type of train wreck I suffered through at Giants Stadium. In fact, some strong vocals, and good pace on most tunes. Second, even when Jerry's guitar misses, the band is still firing on all cylinders. Third, no matter how bad any show ever was, there was never anyplace I'd have rather been than surrounded by fellow tripping, bumbling idiots listening to my favorite live band. Anyway, the show.... With the exception of a somewhat dragging Alabama Getaway and If The Shoe Fits [heard it live 3 times and just never a fan....], a very solid outing. Don't even have to qualify it with "for 1995". Absolutely no hint of the carnage that would be summer 1995. And I know I've said this in other reviews, but to the extent I've listened to 1995 shows, the indoor shows seem stronger - - even during the summer. Still think the oppressive heat did a lot of damage to Jerry's overweight body and overburdened heart - - with or without the heroin!!! Don't rate shows I wasn't at because the vibe is as much a part of the experience as the music. If I were going to rate this one, and without the 95 qualifier, a solid 3 stars.... not spectacular... not searing Jerry.... just good, tight music played by the greatest live band to ever grace our planet.

I saw this show in 1995, just a few months before Jerry passed. I found it online and listened again for the first time in 20 years. Still gives me chills. Jerry roared on "I Know You Rider", as he did on most of the show. Powerful stuff. What a great find.

This was a very special show for me, as I attended it at the very last minute and I had revelations. I used to have old analogues of this show, and it was in the regular rotation for a LONG time. As the years rolled by, the digital age replaced the cassete tape age.

Well, I revisted this show for the first time in at least 10 years and felt like I was hearing this show for the first time. I saw 40 late era Dead shows (1993-1995), and this show has the most aggressive playing and singing I think I ever heard from Jerry live.

He is not tinkling in the background, he is up front in the mix and leading the band. His vocals are very clear, and there are only 1 or 2 slight vocal flubs.

I remember, I was at this show and was really bummed by how they came out of the gate. At the time, "Jack Straw" and "Sugaree" seemed rather lifeless. When I heard it today, I was kinda blown away. At the show, towards the end of "Walkin Blues", Jerry kicks it into another level. I remember turning to my touring buddy and asking him "What's he doing?". Jerry just came alive, I was basically tuned in with Jerry for the rest of the show after an initial disappointment while attending. Funny how memories get better with age.

Well, the rest of the show is really fun, not the most jammed out or psychedelic show, but one that harkens back to the days of the "Good Old Grateful Dead".

I forgot how much I miss audience tapes! Wow! These copies are fantastic, a little light on the base, but they sound great if you turn it up!

Peace!